However, data centers require vast amounts of electricity, water, and land, and industry executives and analysts have pointed to resource issues as a potential bottleneck, particularly regarding power.
Deloitte estimates data center build-outs in the Asia Pacific region could require tens of terawatt-hours of additional electricity by the end of the decade.
AirTrunk’s investment thesis is underpinned by government support, a large pool of technical talent, and access to renewable energy, Khuda said.
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